How does Ernesto Galarza make distinctions between his new school and his old school in Barrio boy?

He notes their hours; his new school opens early, while his old one opened late.

He describes their locations: his new school is the country, while his old one was in a big city.

He describes what they are made of, his new school is glass and steel, while his old one was brick.

He notes their sizes; his new school is big, while his old one was small.

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Kayden Spencer

5 March, 14:41

How does Ernesto Galarza make distinctions between his new school and his old school in Barrio boy?

He notes their hours; his new school opens early, while his old one opened late.

He describes their locations: his new school is the country, while his old one was in a big city.

He describes what they are made of, his new school is glass and steel, while his old one was brick.

He notes their sizes; his new school is big, while his old one was small.

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Holly Davis · Answer 1

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Guillermo · Answer 2

He describes whate they are made of and the colors they are painted in.

Explanation:

Ernesto Galarza describes some differences between boths schools, for example the material of both and even the colors of the buildings. We can see that description in the following quote:

"It was a three-story wooden building, with two wings that gave it the shape of a double - T connected by a central hall. It was a new building, painted yellow, with a shingled roof that was not like the red tile of the school in Mazatlan."